With days getting shorter and nights a little cooler, fall is just starting to creep in. And one of the most delightful aspects of this time of year is the return of comfort food. Costco is already getting into the spirit with the return of two classic deli dinner pies.
Both the Kirkland Signature Chicken Pot Pie and Shepherd’s Pie have begun making their way back into warehouses, giving members two hearty, ready-to-bake options for those nights when you want something warm and satisfying without starting dinner from scratch.
You can see them back in stores in this August 13 Instagram video from @discovering_costco:
View this post on InstagramCostco’s Chicken Pot Pie and Shepherd’s Pie Are Back in the Deli
First up is Costco’s enormous Chicken Pot Pie, item #16382. It’s priced at $3.99 per pound, and the one shown in the video weighs 5.74 pounds for a total price of $22.90.
Made with 1.5 pounds of all-white rotisserie chicken breast, the pie is loaded with potatoes, peas, carrots, corn, and onions in a rich, creamy gravy. The filling is tucked between a substantial bottom crust and flaky top crust made with Costco bakery pie dough.
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At roughly 6 to 8 servings per pie, that $22.90 example works out to approximately $2.86 to $3.82 per serving, depending on how generously you slice it. That’s an especially appealing option for feeding a family or turning one deli pickup into dinner with leftovers.
To prepare it, Costco recommends removing the plastic packaging, placing the pie on a baking sheet, and baking it at 375 degrees for 45-50 minutes until it reaches the recommended internal temperature.
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Then there’s Costco’s Shepherd’s Pie, item #41217, another substantial cold-weather favorite. It’s currently priced at $4.29 per pound, with containers weighing around 5.5 pounds. The one featured in the video comes to $23.60.
This one starts with seasoned ground beef combined with peas, corn, carrots, and caramelized onions in a savory Burgundy wine gravy. Instead of pastry on top, it’s finished with a generous layer of creamy Yukon Gold mashed potatoes made with butter, milk, and cream and sprinkled with parsley.
A tray feeds approximately 4 to 6 people, putting the $23.60 example at around $3.93 to $5.90 per serving. Add a simple green salad or a vegetable on the side, and dinner is essentially taken care of.
Costco recommends baking the Shepherd’s Pie at 380 degrees for approximately 60 to 90 minutes, or until the center reaches the recommended internal temperature.
With both back in the deli as summer begins winding down, Costco appears more than ready for cozy dinner season to begin.
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